Territorial Poems - Poems about Territorial

They stand on territorial waters waiting for the morning to raise; hearts united with the sun and the rain beckoning you to come. You stand between the pinnacles of time waiting for the sun to shine, and the hope for the moment to rebirth the divine while the doubtful keep lingering behind and I felt...

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When two ants engaged in territorial fight; Ant army around awaiting the result right; And I was filming the war despite their bites Wrestling, boxing and kung-fu, they played; Did stunts; Like true warriors they portrayed; Rolled on the ground, their power they displayed I named the right one as 'Tred' ; The left one as ' Red' And I loved Tred as...

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Hi, my name is Ollyver, and here’s my doggie view: You could call me simply “Boo” and I’d still come to you! I’m fluffy white, the mini version of an Eskimo. My human lady makes me go out back and then yells, “GO!” Sometimes she says more than that. She adds the small word, “pee.” “Ollyver, go pee,” she cries....

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Our foes languish by our feet For their obstinacy erased every thought of retreat On and on they kept coming in a huge fleet Our gallant soldiers they were ever ready to meet Swords dangled and clanged in mid-air These fools failed to reckon they were in the lions’ lair Screams of hurt and pain as sharp edges caused deep wounds Their...

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Everytime I see your face my heart smiles My curly brown haired It's like it's been forever My eyes feeding on your picture imprinted in my mind It's taken forever to leave Your castle embedded in my soul Your smile hits me hard like the sun's ray at noon Smithing the grey shadowy clouds of fearsome worry Of a never see you again I...

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